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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-12-10
MIR. CleVeland's Message.

The message ofthe President, trans
mitted to Congress yesterday, is
peculiar document, and in many re-
spects must excite general admira-
ton. First among its good qualities
is its breyity. The average Presi-
dents message is too long, and re-
form in this direction would be hailed
with delight by the busy American
public. Second, and more commend
able, is its frankness. Mr.. Cleveland
has the courage of his convictions
virtue so rare in his party that it is
the more striking.
AS to the recommendations of the
message and the arguments with
which they are backed up, it is not
necessary to waste much space in
discussion. There is much in the
document in a general way that will
meet with approval everywhere. It's
specific points will not. If President
Cleveland in it voices the views of
the Democracy, if this is to be the
keynote of the contest of '8S. and if
the party exhibits the same frankness
in framing its platform that the Pres.
ideht does in writing his message,
Republican victory in the coming
national campaign is as good as won.
Mr.. Cleveland shows lamentabe
Ignorance of the logic of events in
this country when he makes the
broad statement that a protective
tariff increases the price of the pro.
tected article. This is not the fact.
His theory that the existence of
tariff that affords protection to Amer
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-12-10
State OF Trade.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-R. G. Dun &
Co., in their weekly review of trade
says: Speculative booming and COM
mercial mbarrassments, accounts
abroad and uncertainties connected
with the meeting of Congress have
made up the week. In nearly all the
speculative markets there Is furious
excitement Corners abound and arti-
fetal advances are forced by powerful
cliques, aided by abundance of mon.
ey. But prices check legitimate bus
mess, industries are hesitatlng and
momentary stringency at many
points result in slow collections and
some important failures. AT Denver
collections are fair, and money is in
increased and in sharp demand. AT
Kansas City collections are dull and
money close. At st. Paul collections
are fairly satisfactory and at Omaha
fair, with money easier. AT Mil
waukee the demand is urgent, the
market stringent and collections
somewhat backward. At Chicago
speculative demands are increasing
and meanwhile calls from the coun-
try do not abate.
At Cincinnati banks have no money
for outsiders and the markets is close
at 6 tot. Cleveland deposits improve
but money is still close. AT Phia.
delphia collection are somewhat slow,
heavy blocks of paper await sales and
considerable New York paper is being
offered. AT Boston western paper is
offered at per cent, some of it en-
dorsed by banks, while the home de-
mand is large.
The dry goods trade is moderate,
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lean manufactures increases the cost
of living generally. is likewise un-
tenable. Experience shows the con-
trary to be the case,
In referring TO the benefits con-
ferred upon the American laborer by
protection, the President separates
into classes the laborers of this coun-
try, and comedies that there is ben
eft to that small number who are
employed in the factories. Mr.. Cleve-
land must have reached this conclu-
sion hastily. He of course knows
that if the factories were not in oper-
alton the army of workmen employ
ed on the railroads and in the mines
would be idle; that the populations
of the city and the town would be
scattered over the land, producers
and not consumers of the fruit of the
soil, thus destroying the home mar
ket of the American farmer; that
commerce in all its branches would
be paralyzed and destroyed. In brief,
it is self-eyident proposition that
but for the operations of a protective
tariff this country would to-day be in
the same pitiable condition it was in
when Mr.. Cleveland's ideas of tariff
reform were in practical force.
Nothing is more definitely ascer.
tanned than that it is possible to re-
duce the revenue by increasing the
tariff on certain articles. Mess it be
that general reduction of duties to
a point that would encourage impor-
tation would increase the Govern.
ment revenues. Mr.. Cleveland is
right to regard this as question of
conditions and not theories, and it is
from experience, not opinion. that
the American people have long ago
arrived at the decision thai the DEM
ocratic party is not to be trusted to
reform the tariff, decision, we APP
prehend, that will never be reversed
when the issue is squarely presented.
Wheeling hateLIige'acer, Wednesday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-12-10

as usual, for the season, without i'm
provement in woolens. Considerable
sales of cassimers at prices only lit
tie below last years are reported,
and in overcoatings prices are consid-
cred low, but recent advances in cot
ton are sustained in sales. The boot
and shoe trade is in good shape, but
leather is dull, and hides depressed.
In groceries there is large volume of
business, but speculation in coffee has
driven out buyers, so that quotations
are entirely nominal, anG the sugar
trust has advanced the price of refined.
Iron still hesitates, though best
grades are scarce. and prices at Pits
burgh tend lower for all grades except
charcoal. In bar-iron there is a per-
ceptible shrinkage of demand. Nails
are dull and lower, and steel rail
buyers hold of. The halting in the
market for securities continue, partly
because of foreign sales, partly the re.
suit of rate disputes, and partly be.
cause late returns show nearly as
large an increase in expenses as in
earnings.
The wheat market has risen 2 cents
and corn as much, with great excite.
ment. Oil and cotton have beer
stronger, and boom in pork pro
ducts lifted prices but has met re
action. In all directions speculation
is marked by that excited activity
which renders legitimate dealer!
cautious.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-12-10
SATURDAY, DED. 10, 1887
The Presidents Message.

President Cleveland's annual mes.
sage was transmitted to Congress
Tuesday. 1t is very short and deals
only with the surplus revenue and
tariff. The President proposes to re-
duce the surplus by revision of the
tariff laws. The whole document is
a free trade argument, and will make
excellent campaign material for the
Republicans in 1888.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-12-10
TRUSTEES SALE
Of Taluo6le Toa0n Property in Oak
land, Garrett County. Maryland.

Under and by virtue of decree of the Cir
cult Court TOR Garrett county. sitting in
Equity, passed in certain cause wherein
Thomas ]. Peddicord, Receiver, and others,
are plaintiffs, and Singleton Townshend Adj
mnistrator of James S. johnson, deceased,
and others are defendants, being No. 1853
Equity on the Docket of said Court, the UNI
tien, to the highest bona Jide bidder, in front
of the Coddington Hotel, in the town of Oak
land, Garrett county, Maryland, on
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"What did you marry my son
for ?'' fiercely demanded an old gen.
tleman of a clergyman who had just
united his runaway scapegrace in the
holy bonds. 1.-TWO dollars, sir"
meekIy replied the dominic. "to be
charged to YOU"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-12-10

"Say" said the editors smart little
son, do you keep knives "' "Oh,
yes" replied the storeKeeper, "we
have kept them for years" Well"
returned the boy, starting for the
door, Just advertise, and then you
wouldn't keep them so long"
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-20
Son srp SiG uno umarasub.

9urd oringenoe 4rbeit nui Der
6arm, mar ib in lester 3eit baran per-
biubert bic 9feuigteiten nus hieIer 9ta6=
bdrlfdft einiulcnOen.
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einen prattuollcn2(nblid unb oerIpre6en
cine reifc Grnte. @enn &c @otte2
@iQc 1T, 1utrnen mir Elm qelegnctes
Sabr bdbtn.
0:rr @ultap 0oneper bat eiuen HELEN
Stnll auf i~eirer 6drm erribten lailen.
Serr 9oui5 Sdnumburg bat cine 200
older grpBe 6nrm, nnbe 9anlns 9itp,
tGuilih crtuprben uno miro nemnG6It
Selib nnuou ncbuIen.
Ocrr Carl Sdmibt, 2ertualter bes
Na6laiies Der perlt. 6rau 8ernbarbt,
bat lette NSpfe cinen bIbiten Grub
Itein auf heren Grub ieben lnIIen.
6err SObn 2iutbOrit. BON ct. 9Ouis,
6ce6rts ieintu bier mphnenoen S6pa=
ger, 9ru. SObu g8in. leste ISOLDE nit
einem an9enebmen 8eIub.
Serr 3eter gteumnnu bot elm neues
@obnbaus auf ieiner Sarm an Der
2ittle Berger erri6teu lafIen. 9eB=
glciben Serr Dominic Ouffner.
5rnu 5bereia @eber, bon @urren
9ountp. befdnO ii6 ourleBten Somstoe
bier 5u 8eiub bel ibren gftern, !6rn.
unb 5rnu 6. @i4.
Scrr ScrnbarSt 8etrus bat Ieinem
@ububnus, our6 eineu blbI6en Def.
forben=Anitri6 Elm rebi gefGaiacs 9Ius=
Ie6eu uerliebcn.
Die Qnnoitra6e am Berg bel 8o6pns
1T INNER nod i'll iebr i6le6tem gu.
itanbe unp i6,iuen nu9 feline 4nItalter
sur Serbehsrun9 oeriet6eu sema6t IL
tperoen.
Serr 9ouis Stuebel, Elm Sduaacr
oes 9rn. 6. @ia. befnno Ii6 lebtt
@o6e bier Su 8eiu9 unb reiitc lesteu
Sreita9 wicoer nab Ieiner 6eimnt6,
2abaoie, Mo., 5urIf.
Die 5rGs. 2i55ie nnb Marp Riaer
tebrtsn Ieste @O9e, na9 ldnserem 9uf=
entbalte in 81. 9Uuis, tpieOsr nd6 git
tie Berger 5u ibren Gltern 5urId.
Sci einem Seiu9e BEL ben foleenoen
! 8ein6uusrn bate i9 @elesen6eit Die
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-20

Cine iebr uerra9Gdiiiste 5ru6t lit
biejulunbe Die nSntupatp." Gin 8e6'
lelblntt meiut: .8ir baben feline elm
beimil6e 6rudt, pel9e Der Batppum an
@d6nbeit Ober 8or5isli6teit 9leidt.
sic iibertrift in jeber 8e5iebun9 Die
8annneu, pelde mir i'm 9torben befpmz
men unb Die Iauge 9epfliift tperben mii=
len, che lie reif Ooer audi MIR pOll aus
9ema6ien iino. lln0 bod nirn fem
@eriu6 gemndt, Die Saippuip bur6
gultiuiren Su uerbeiiern ooer Ie audi an
unbere 0rte 5u perpfan5en. als bort.
no lie gerabe pl6it. Der Baum lit
ie6r ib0n unO uiiroe iehen RaIenpIas
uno ieben 9artcn Sieren."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-20

&c piiroe ms %freueu, BON etUem
01nnn nber elmer 5rnu gu b6ren, Die
niemnls &opftpeb bate uoer an Ser=
itopfung lit. % oieie n[Isemeiue 2ci=
ben 81 lein ideinen, 10 mag Elm gutter
8ntb nn9ebrnbt iein. 8urum ipIIen
9eute lire Mtd9en nit llebelfeit ere
9eubeu nbfiibrcuoen Sillen uip. belonen,
Die IdnG6eu, iuenn cine 10 ausenebme
uno CUTE @ebi5iu Wie 8ridlp @ib Bit
tiers MILD uuo effectpUq auf Die 9eber,
Giereu, Ma9eu unb Ginseweibe wirtt
unb juslei6 bas 9un5e SpItem trdftist
nnb Itdrft, unb SOpipsb. S%eritOpfuns
nno d6nli6e Sei6Werbeu I6nen oer-
treibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-20
Der fi6 in Der Sail befinbfi6e srr.

Der fi6 in Der Sail befinbfi9e SIR
finniae, Bourne 9ossins, iOIIte IobolS
wie m0sli9 piecer mad ieinem friberen
8ObnOrt, aanlas @itp. sei9oft iuerben,
bamit er uuierem gountp feline iueitere
Gait ~auf6iroe. llnier 9Ountn inter.
bait iest i6eu Su uiele arme uno SIR
fuuise. nel6e feline serebten @uiprI9e
nuf Die llnteritIsuus unierieits baben
uno lit bieler umftdno DO6l nur ben
5umanitdts -&Hdi9ten 6ieIen Ilnslldli=
den ~seseni6er 5n5ui9rei6eu. 9o6
AUDI bieie miieu auf60reu tuenu man
iiebt onB nnoere Counties fi9 beTeiBlz
gen uns ibre armen uno Srriinnisen sur
Seriursung n~ufSu5lroen, fintemal
ba b1s 6eIes Iotuie Die Gnti9eioune
oes Stnats=S 6ergeri9ts iast, baB irr-
Iinnige 4rme mo iOuitige 8eoarftise
b nj GOuutp %SufalIen iOaeu, in fpel9em
lie innerbal6 Der 1esten II Mcnate
tuObnbnft wareu. @Os9ius War iieben
Wouate lang unmittel6ar Dor ieiues
Sierberfommens in &anias 9itp unb
bieler Stobt lit es seieBli6 sur 8ni6t
senla9t Die Serpflesuns bes ltnsIidli=
den 5u iibsruebmen. Solte ii9 ieopt
unIere County Court pernnlnst Ieben,
@pssin nuT Gpuntpmfoiten mad Dem
Stants= Srrenbauie Su l%berfu6ren, 10
mare bies cine idbrlide Rebruussabe
Don $500 FIR pet9e bur5aus feline Ser
pTi6tun9 su @runbe lie9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-20

Serr G6Os. S. Mc0tilan, pon Sem,
murbe leBten WtittwO6 nit SRI. 9ottte
@uder, To6ter bes 9rn. Iu9uIt
8ader, bon 0rnfe ebetib uer6unben-
Gem jungen @bepuare wlniten mir
@liit sIm Sunoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-20

Ganten, Die ii9 Elm elesmtes unb bos
bel aud b%auerboftes Sanr S6ube 5u
taufen benbGdtisen, werOen es in ibreru
Sntereie finben im GitD s6ub GtOre
bOr5uipreben, upielbit lie eiuen srUBeu
unb setud6fteu @urrntb finben uer6en,
Die Der @isentbTmer, Serr Slee 81 er,
ftaunIi9 nieberen 8reilen p~ertnnft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-20

County gommiTdr Git iuiro um
Samstag Den p. @fai i'm s9ulbuuIe
gu ClpeusuiGe cine DHentli9e 9ebrer=
prirIung bulten. Sem @ertifitut Wiro
cusgeiteut penn Die ii9 nm bnsIelbs
beperberbe 8erIou nidt minOeitens 60
8rojent Der geitelten 5rn9en beuut=
luprteu fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-20

Su 0euti6lnno cr1nnen ie iest &c
lese .Sur 5Drberung Der MdBi9feit".
Gins berIetben perbietet BEN 8irt6eu
bas 8orsen- 0tit einem iOlden Gent
peren5>@elese tpdren uniere bieiisen
8irtbe wpbl au6 5ufrieoen; lie wIroen
babel in elmer 8o6e &retbe eenug
iparen, nm eiten @il6bdnbler auf brei
MOnote bnmit gu uerIursen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-20
Weue 2lbonmenten.

Set un1erer lesten Nussabe batter
mir oas 8ersniisen fOfgence gtnmer
Ser Itetio ra4Ienben abonnenten : 9IIt
bes ,8olfsblatt" beisufl9en:
Geo. 81. Sobns, ct. 9uuis, NO-
6ruu @ilbelmine Suefner, 8ebler'
QuouIt 5iebs, Berger, @to-
Ghag. Sperp, Sermnun, Wto-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-20

Die nmgesenO bon Berger unO Der
Iuoli6e 96eil u%nieres Gountps ltno
1ebte @ode bon ~iturfen &e9cn9unen
heimaeIu6t wuroeu, Die betrd6tllder
gdooen an 6elbern uuo llm~5dunnn9er
anrihteteu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-20

3ie @sijend6rcu Beginner iia 81
Seigeu uno iutnm nidt 9u9eli6lag Ooer
dnocrc llnhiloeu bes g9etters eiuer
Stri6 burb Die &e9uun9 MAIDEN, il
fDrneu lutr HIf cine Grnte uns oprbe=
~reitcn, ME mir bieie i6pn ieit uieler
Sabreu uiht mehr 10 reid unb err
gie6ig batten. 9lu6 Die 06Itbdume
peripredrt cinen rei6en Grtra9, ipe:
Sieu n6er 9lepIel. 8irnen uuo IelbIt
Hiirii6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-20

Serr @uItao 9uctbp- bon Ct 9onis
~Ituttcte lebten Sonntaa ieincn Rfc9es
eltern, Serrn uno 5ruu 9enrp 2uebbe,
einen fur5en 8eiud ab- Sus alter
g6iibe tpobnte err au6 DEM, an Ielben
Gage ubge6alteuen 8reisIdieBsn nes
ShiibenuereinS bel.
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>. &rei.iheibe.
9tnrnen.
YreiS.

9err 9Sm. Slice, Gi9entbumer bes be.
tnnuteu Gitp S6ub Store, bat iOeben
cine iebr rei6bnIti9e Auswa6t o bI6z
i6en &inoerl9uben uno Sinberilipper3
erbaltsn uuS laeet Gltsru sur Sefi9ti=
quna bcrlelben elm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-20

Die 6ieIise yNpOItfe 8anO" lit oon
benz SefferIon Gitper Soften Der Grand
Army of the Republic ~en9d8irt NOR
ben UNI am @rdberi6miidunsstns
uelder in Der Stautsbuuptitaot IN
aroBartiaer @eiIe be9an8en iueroen
toll, Die MuIit ju %liefern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-20
HFaettly's g.

peri9ieoenen 8einiurten gu tOiten unb
mus i9 9eftebeu baB bic Serren bic
3ubereituns bes ebleu 8e6eniaftes
sriino1i9 eerfteben: 9onsenbOerfer,
Yetrus, &omeiIer uno SSH.
Der furS1i9 iiber bieie @eseno &C.
5Osene 5turm rib bas Dad BON Der
S9euer bes Srn. Carl @toebr nb.
Serr @m. &uebiser bat ii6 cine
ueue Y8umelp" Srei9mni9ine s~etuuft.
Cine 8nnbe bon S~auernfanser, Die
iid ols2 unofdufer nus9eben, treibt l6On
ieit einiser Seit in inherent Guuntp ibr
llntpeien unb bat aud i6on mebrere
6urmer nidt iiteG sepre1t. 9ieIelben
bieten 9rp6e 9reiie FIR cine 5arm an.
unb nod ebe Der 5armer i3eit bat ii9
bariiber Su beiinnen, luIien lie ii5 nuT
Der 5nrm nieoer unb Der Sarmer mn6
bnnu cine sepiie Summe be5ubten ebe
Die 8duoe Den Blns rdumt. Su9t Die
Scrle nit Sunben BON eurem Sof.
GprreIppnoent.
C@nm. 3. Sc. - @ir f6nneu nuI
Iol9e @inienbmnsen oufnebmeu, bi
pom semeiuniisiser Nntur ODER BON al
gemeinem SutereiIe iinb. StnSeiser
pber Jog. BUTTS" werben ui6t graft:
nerDTentli6t. Stati6ereIen eeb6rel
uiht in Elm 8latt.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-20
Gin Ginienber bshauptet. na6 niy

Gin GiuienOer bebauptet, nu6 Die
meiIinecnen Siertrabatn aeiunobcits=
IdGoli6 leicu, uno i5r @cbrnu6 Den
@irt6en ~uerboten merotn ipllte. 9aS
bn6en mir ldn9it 9tnbnt. Reuli6 iaben
mir eineu Ntnlu 9cruO' unb Itramm in
cine @irtbI6nft 9ebtu; ais er oieielbe
cine Stunbe Ip1ter perlieB, taumelte er
uno funnte Ii6 tnunl nufrcdt erbnIteH,
. oieIe meiliu9eneu &rdbneu!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-20
ale Meui6eu fimb uiat bOie

nod liuo uGe 5ubereiteten Meot5lnen
uusuucrldIIg, Dies bat ii6 bclpicIcn
burt1 bcn 6ebrauh pom Or, 0nrtcrs
S;ron 9ouic gegeu Sdperreroauli6feit,
8beum otismus, SfrOfelu, @el6Iu6t,
trdae Sober unO n~llsemeine S6md6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-20

unItreitis lit Die Nnspnbl pOn G"=
menIduben Die Serr Slee, g%igentbumer
bes 9itu g6ub store, iue6en er9alten
bot, Die i6OnIte uno rei9bnitt9lte-
Spredt Dor uno u6er5eu9t gu9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-20

Sol9cnOe 8aare erbieltcn 0eirotbs
@rlaubuiBideine felt inherent lcsten Se=
ri9t:
Srib i3euer uno 4nna 9. 9lnttuer.
z. 8. Mc01inan uno 2ottie @ader.
9. SO. 8epnolps uno GItsaa g. ll6=
Lamb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-20

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